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Random Shutdowns
I Built my computer a couple of months ago, hoping to overclock it. So
I bought an Asus A7V8X-X and an OEM AMD 2200+. I reallize that cooling is very important so I went with a Thermaltake Volcano 11 since it claims to cool up to 3200+. I thought I might get away with a couple hundred more mHz from my CPU, but when I turned it on, with it running at its normal clock speed (1.8GHz) it didn't get any further than the windows start screen, when It shutdown. I thought that it was just the placement of the pc, so I moved it out in the open more, and it still did the same thing. I didn't think anything of it, just clocked it to 1.39 GHz and it idle's around 50c. I was then reading some reviews recently of the fan and I reallized that this isn't right, it should be able to handle more than this. Could it be that it's an oem proccessor? Did I do something wrong with the thermal grease? I spread a very thin layer. Also, I have five other fans in the case. What could be the problem? |
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can you check the cpu temp from within the bios?
It could certainly be power supply related (too weak) or just bad. Also could be anything along the power trail (mobo - power supply - surge protector - wall outlet - room circuit). I recently had the same problem, during a step by step confirmation boot it would go no further than loading msmouse.vxd moved the system to a differnt outlet and booted fine. Came to realize the power strip was the culprit (it was old). "matthew" wrote in message om... I Built my computer a couple of months ago, hoping to overclock it. So I bought an Asus A7V8X-X and an OEM AMD 2200+. I reallize that cooling is very important so I went with a Thermaltake Volcano 11 since it claims to cool up to 3200+. I thought I might get away with a couple hundred more mHz from my CPU, but when I turned it on, with it running at its normal clock speed (1.8GHz) it didn't get any further than the windows start screen, when It shutdown. I thought that it was just the placement of the pc, so I moved it out in the open more, and it still did the same thing. I didn't think anything of it, just clocked it to 1.39 GHz and it idle's around 50c. I was then reading some reviews recently of the fan and I reallized that this isn't right, it should be able to handle more than this. Could it be that it's an oem proccessor? Did I do something wrong with the thermal grease? I spread a very thin layer. Also, I have five other fans in the case. What could be the problem? |
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The power supply is new, antec 400 watts, I figured it to be enough,
let me try the surge protector, because this one is old. Thanks a lot by the way! "EA" wrote in message news:VJ%Ic.83051$XM6.68216@attbi_s53... can you check the cpu temp from within the bios? It could certainly be power supply related (too weak) or just bad. Also could be anything along the power trail (mobo - power supply - surge protector - wall outlet - room circuit). I recently had the same problem, during a step by step confirmation boot it would go no further than loading msmouse.vxd moved the system to a differnt outlet and booted fine. Came to realize the power strip was the culprit (it was old). "matthew" wrote in message om... I Built my computer a couple of months ago, hoping to overclock it. So I bought an Asus A7V8X-X and an OEM AMD 2200+. I reallize that cooling is very important so I went with a Thermaltake Volcano 11 since it claims to cool up to 3200+. I thought I might get away with a couple hundred more mHz from my CPU, but when I turned it on, with it running at its normal clock speed (1.8GHz) it didn't get any further than the windows start screen, when It shutdown. I thought that it was just the placement of the pc, so I moved it out in the open more, and it still did the same thing. I didn't think anything of it, just clocked it to 1.39 GHz and it idle's around 50c. I was then reading some reviews recently of the fan and I reallized that this isn't right, it should be able to handle more than this. Could it be that it's an oem proccessor? Did I do something wrong with the thermal grease? I spread a very thin layer. Also, I have five other fans in the case. What could be the problem? |
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